For example, the 160,000-square-foot Gateway call center, completed in 1996, extends into both states, but because Missouri offered better tax breaks than Kansas, the company took a Missouri address and put the main entrance and all the employee workstations in the Missouri part of the complex.
The Baland Darwaza. The triumphal gateway, called the Baland Darwaza, is really a building in itself.
The Hue bulbs connect to the gateway, called a "bridge," through Zigbee, a low-power wireless standard.
For connecting devices in a standardized manner, the IDB network has architecture with a gateway called vehicle interface which is located between automaker's proprietary network and the standardized IDB network.
The mosque's southern entrance, a massive gateway called the Buland Darwaza (Victory Gate), gives a feeling of immense strength and height, an impression emphasized by the steepness of the flight of steps by which it is approached.
It next passes through the inner gateway, called the *Naubat Khana*, or Music House, where, as in all Mogul fortresses, the court musicians played to announce the Emperor's arrival or departure, and various state ceremonials.
It passes through the gateway called the Hathi Pol, or Elephant Gate, from the two great stone elephants, mutilated by Aurangzîb, standing on either side of the outer archway.
Ms. Canzanelli, who has yet to put a price tag on the damage across all of Gateway, called the fate of the refuge's ponds an "interesting question," explaining that the juxtaposition of salt water and fresh was a "fairly scarce commodity in New York City".
The Valpas system (shown in Figure 8) runs on OpenWRT-based Linux gateway called ThereGate [22].
Up in my growing temple to the gods of convergence the "media room"–I've put in a computer system from Gateway called the Dimension.
